List your social profiles with Amazon
List Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Pinterest (the ones you use) plus everysqueeze.com in Amazon Associates. Not TikTok.
Amazon's Associates Operating Agreement requires every site or app carrying your affiliate links to be listed with Amazon, in Amazon Associates → Account Settings → Websites and Mobile Apps. For your EverySqueeze links, list your Facebook Page, Instagram profile, YouTube channel and Pinterest profile (only the ones you post to) and everysqueeze.com. Not TikTok: EverySqueeze never posts Amazon links on TikTok.
Which URLs to list
In Amazon Associates → Account Settings → Websites and Mobile Apps, add each place EverySqueeze puts your tagged Amazon links, for the platforms you actually use:
- Your Facebook Page (for example
facebook.com/yourpage): the caption link, the first-comment link and the Auto DM button. - Your Instagram profile (
instagram.com/yourhandle): Instagram captions and comments get no link, but the Auto DM button is sent from that account. - Your YouTube channel (
youtube.com/@yourhandle): the link in the description. - Your Pinterest profile (
pinterest.com/yourhandle): the link on each Pin. - everysqueeze.com: the Auto DM button and the Facebook first comment (with the default deep link style) use an everysqueeze.com link that opens the Amazon app on a phone and carries your tracking ID.
Not TikTok: EverySqueeze never posts Amazon links on TikTok, so TikTok doesn't need to be on the list for EverySqueeze.
Which links are which:
- Direct amazon.com links with your tracking ID: the Facebook caption, YouTube descriptions (unless you chose the deep link), Pins, and the first comment when you picked the Plain Amazon link style.
- everysqueeze.com links: the ones that open the Amazon app on a phone, listed above, and YouTube descriptions when you chose the deep link. Older YouTube descriptions can also start with everysqueeze.com, which is one more reason to keep it listed (and to leave it there if it's already listed).
Why it matters
Amazon Associates accounts have been suspended for links appearing on sites that weren't listed. This isn't housekeeping: it protects the account your income depends on.
The #ad in your first comment
The automatic Facebook first comment always ends its line with #ad (your own wording gets it added unless it already says #ad, #anuncio, #publicidad or #sponsored), so the comment discloses the affiliate link on its own, even when the caption has no link.